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Mark Allen reveals he made snooker return after 10-week stay in mental health clinic

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Professional snooker player Mark Allen has announced that he recently completed a 10-week stay at a mental health clinic. Following his discharge, the 40-year-old returned to competitive play at the Northern Ireland Open. Allen shared the news via a statement on social media, noting that he is focused on personal improvement and demonstrating resilience in his career.

In his public comments, Allen expressed a renewed perspective on his life and career, stating that he is now able to see things clearly that were previously obscured. While he is currently working to turn his situation around, the player has also acknowledged that he is considering the possibility of retirement.

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Guardian Sport (GB) Focuses on personal recovery and renewed fighting spirit
Channel NewsAsia (SG) Highlights the player's contemplation of retirement
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